Fury: Usyk fight won't be harder than Chisora ​​fight

“I don’t think that the fight with Usyk will be very difficult for me,” said Tyson Fury (33-0-1, 24 KOs), WBC heavyweight champion, in one of his last interviews.

Oleksandr Usyk (20-0, 13 KOs) after moving to the royal category, he first stopped Chazz Witherspoon (TKO 7), and then defeated (115-113, 115-113, 117-112) Derek Chisora, which opened the door for him to the championship fight with Anthony Joshua. The Ukrainian won both fights against AJ on points and won the IBF, WBA and WBO belts. Today, Usyk and Fury are close to a full unification of the heavyweight titles. Both sides are negotiating and working on a fight that will most likely take place in the Middle East.

“I don’t think that the fight with Usyk will be as tough and difficult as the last fight with Chisora. Because he definitely can't take hits like Derek from me. See how I dominated Chisora ​​and how his fight with Usyk went. It was a draw for me, Derek didn't even win a round with me. No one can beat me, and I will prove it once again against Usyk,” Fury said.

“I prove my worth every time, fight after fight. I want this fight as soon as possible. No one should be underestimated, but I don't see anyone who could beat me," Fury added.